Continuous production of large amounts of monoclonal immunoglobulins in hollow fibers using protein-free medium
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R. Vincentelli | F. Dhainaut | J. Lirochon | N. Bihoreau | J. Meterreau | F. Dhainaut | N. Bihoreau | J. L. Meterreau | J. Lirochon | R. Vincentelli | G. Mignot | G. Mignot
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